How To Make Victorian Rainwear Fabric And Shoes Waterproof
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Learn how Victorians made their fabric and shoes waterproof to protect themselves from the rain. Discover the techniques used in the 1840s to 1910s, including boiled wool coats, oiled silk capes, and more.
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Victorian Rainwear: How To Make Fabric And Shoes Waterproof - Sew Historically

To protect themselves against rain, Victorians wore boiled wool coats, oiled silk capes, oiled silk umbrellas, or early rubberized coats. I’ve compiled Victorian and Edwardian recipes how fabric and shoes were made waterproof between the 1840s and 1910s. How To Make Fabric Waterproof How To Make Cloth Waterproof ‘Take half an ounce of isinglass (Russian … Continue reading Victorian Rainwear: How To Make Fabric And Shoes Waterproof →
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